Tuesday 1 April 2014

Boot Camp Bride by Lizzie Lamb



Ambitious rookie reporter Charlee Montague is looking for her big break in journalism. Handsome award winning photographer Rafael Ffinch may be her chance to achieve her dreams of becoming a top hack, when he offers her the chance to work undercover posing as his fiancée at a boot camp for brides. Incognito as a bride to be so they can take photos of the supermodel Anastasia Markova.

Not long into their assignment Charlee begins to have her doubts about Ffinch, and why he would need a rookie like her to accompany him?  What is the real reason behind their mission? Charlee suspects he has a dark secret he may be keeping from her and wonders if it is connected with when he was kidnapped in Columbia.

In her search to find out the truth Charlee finds adventure, danger, romance and a VW Campervan awaits her!

I really enjoyed Lizzie’s first book Tall Dark and Kilted and I was really looking forward to reading this book and I was not disappointed. This book reminded me just a touch of one of my favourite films romancing the Stone. You know the Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner one? The writing in this book is equally as good as the script to that film and the characters as likeable.   So I really enjoyed the storyline and this book is going in my top ten reads.



6 comments:

  1. Thanks for writing such a great review Nikki. I really value your opinion as a reviewer and a writer. Boot Camp Bride is doing well and I've had some great feedback from readers. Currently working on #3.

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    1. Thanks to you too Lizzie for such a great read. Looking forward to book three :)

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  2. Lovely review for a great book, Nikki. I loved Tall, Dark and Kilted, but really enjoyed the change of pace and setting (from Scotland to Norfolk) in this one. Super read. Lizzie's books are very addictive.

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  3. Hi June, thank you for stopping by. I agree with you very addictive. I cannot wait until the next book from Lizzie is available.

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  4. Great book, superb review. You really have a gift for capturing the essence of a book so succinctly Nikki, never giving too much away but just enough to draw a reader in. I loved the dialogue and scene setting in the novel, and the ending was perfect. Well done for such a warm and insightful, review. Bring on No 3, Lizzie!

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words Adrienne :)

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